👉 Imagine you're playing with your friends and decide to create a 3D superball! It's not just any ball, but a special kind of superball that can move around the room!
First off, imagine this: You're in your living room, and suddenly, you feel like you've been hit by a giant wave. Your friend says, "Oh my god, it's raining balls!" And they're right! The 3D superball is just as heavy as a normal ball but can move with the wind! Now, imagine this: You're in your kitchen, and suddenly, you feel like you've been hit by a giant wave. Your friend says, "Oh my god, it's raining balls!" And they're right! The 3D superball is just as heavy as a normal ball but can move with the wind! But don't worry, because this 3D superball isn't just for fun. It's actually a real-life phenomenon called "super-ball weather," which means that when you're in your house and suddenly feel like it's going to rain balls, you might be experiencing a kind of superball weather. So the joke is not about creating a 3D superball but instead about understanding how these tiny particles can cause such a big effect on our environment.
